... resident • Mavnooth, hail your presence amongst us with enthusi,n rdoiir, and gladly embrace this opportunity of oUerour*united affections for the many benefits conthrough you father land; and hope ere long wish your heart and ours realized in 'restoration ...

... n of the opinions of all ; and that constitution cannot be legitimately destroyed until the opinions of all are taken, unit by unit, from society resolved into its original elements. But for arguments on this point I would refer you to the speech which ...

... St. Columba was still flitting. saw now present the faithful guardians of the people (the Rev. Messrs. Egan and Coghlan), uniting their exertions with those of their co-patriots, and giving efficient aid in the good cause (loud cheers). There saw gentlemen ...

... sobriety) and the other for promoting domestic They were elected under the constitution, not be mas- indu a|ld iving wages to Irishmen, which were hitherto lersf and in destroying it commuted act of to- lhe purc hascoffore.gn manufactures (cheers) wards their ...

... success. Steadiness and discretion have been combined with union all parties and classes of Irishmen, differing as they may do on other matters, but all uniting for the advancement of this great movement, which so well calculated to assist, in making Ireland ...

... . I do hope there is a better spirit arising in the North, which will triumph over sectarian dissensions. Are we not all Irishmen ? We may differ—as we do—upon the best method of obtaining happiness in another world ; but shall not, each of us, the better ...

... English labour. a great nation we demand this emblem of our nationality. We ask not, seek not separation—we seek rather to be united in love and brotherhood with our sister isle. England ; and Scotland cover one broad unseparated piece of land, Ireland is ...

... their agricultural populations to contribute in swell- fair that you should pay bun (cries of to be sure it the number. The united cavalcade having now would)? Then, if any of you were fool enough to formed into a regular procession, advanced towards the ...

... have been doing long as they had any hand our affairs ; but our remedy is in our own hands (cheers;. Let the Orange and Green unite ; let them join together to for the regeneration of their common country i let us forget all bye-gone differences, and hold ...

... COUNTY OF MAYO. My Lobds and Gentlemen —Recent events have made it necessary that you should unite intimately and actively, if you wish to hold your own places. On the very last election have seen the county contended for by the self-styled Independent ...

... Catholic Hierarchy of Ireland. I beg also assure you that you will ever find the Roman Catholic Prelates of Ireland ready to unite and to co-operate with the people in every measure calculated to improve the conditions the poor, reform the corrupt existing ...

... morality of the Irish people, and them from the crime of committing perjury when, seeking for their right to the franchise. Oh, Irishmen, I lave been present when he branded you—the Iri h pi-oplewith the epithets of villainous and corrupt perjurers fgroansj ...